Coweta-Fulton County GaArchives Obituaries.....North, Nancy "Dollie" (Bridges) [ Mrs. Richard Marcus] July 10, 1928
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"The Atlanta Constitution"

Atlanta, Georgia

Wednesday, July 11, 1928

Mrs. Dolly North, Beloved Atlanta Woman, is Call

Mrs. Dolly Bridges North, who had resided in Atlanta for many years, coming her 
from Senoia, died at her home here Tuesday morning.  She was the widow of the 
late Richard M. North, who was a prominent citizen of Senoia and Coweta county.

Mrs. North's family is one of the oldest and best known of the state of 
Georgia.  The old Bridges homestead, which was built in colonial times on land 
purchased from the Indians, was for many years one of the county's showplaces.

She is survived by three sons, John T. North and Emmett L. North, who are well 
known citizens of Atlanta, and Roy M. North, of Chicago, who holds a 
responsible federal position; two sisters, Mrs. McLean, of Woolsey, and Mrs. 
Jones of York, Ala.; a brother, Benjamin Bridges, of Sharpsburg, Coweta county; 
several grandchildren and a number of other relatives.

The funeral will be from the Senoia Methodist church, of which she was a member 
for many years, at 10 o'clock this morning, and interment in the cemetery there.

Mrs. North had been an invalid for several years, but formerly had been an 
active factor in church, civic, and charitable affairs, both in Senoia and 
Atlanta.

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In same issue:

NORTH - The friends of Mrs. Richard M. North, Mr. and Mrs. John T. North, Mr. 
and Mrs. Emmett L. North, Miss Lucille North, Miss Romona North, all of 
Atlanta; Mr. and Mrs. Roy M. North of Chicago, Ill.; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis McLain, 
of Woolsey, Ga.; Mrs. Gena Jones, of York, Ala., and Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin 
Bridges, of Sharpsburg, Ga., are invited to attend the funeral of Mrs. Richard 
M. North this (Wednesday) morning at 10 o'clock from the Senoia Methodist 
church, Senoia, Ga.  Interment in Senoia cemetery.  The remains will be taken 
this morning at 7:50 o'clock via the A. B. & C. Ry.  Harry G. Poole, funeral 
director.

Additional Comments:

Daughter of Thomas W. Bridges & Elizabeth Moses.

Born 3 Aug 1856.  Married Richard Marcus North on  12 Feb 1874 in Coweta Co., 
Ga.  Richard died in 1915.
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Descendants of Richard Marcus North
										
	
	1  	Richard Marcus North	b: Jun 1852 in Coweta Co., Georgia	
		d: 1915 in Coweta Co., Georgia	Burial: Senoia City Cemetery - 
Senoia, Coweta Co. Georgia				
		+Nancy "Dolly" Bridges	b: 3 Aug 1856 in Georgia	
	m: 12 Feb 1874 in Coweta Co., Georgia	d: 10 Jul 1928 in Atlanta, 
Fulton Co., Georgia	Burial: 11 Jul 1928 Senoia City Cemetery - Senoia, 
Coweta Co. Georgia		Father: Thomas W. Bridges	Mother: 
Elizabeth Moses	
~	2  	John Thomas North	b: 30 May 1875 in Newnan, Coweta Co., 
Georgia			d: 19 Mar 1941 in Atlanta, Fulton Co., Georgia	Burial: 
Senoia City Cemetery - Senoia, Coweta Co. Georgia				
~	2  	Emmett L. North	b: Jul 1879 in Coweta Co., Georgia		
	d: 10 Apr 1932 in Fulton Co., Georgia	Burial: Senoia City Cemetery - 
Senoia, Coweta Co. Georgia				
~~		+Susie Hardy	b: 13 Oct 1882 in Coweta Co., Georgia	
	m: 15 Sep 1904 in Coweta Co., Georgia	d: 20 Oct 1982 in Coweta Co., 
Georgia	Burial: Senoia City Cemetery - Senoia, Coweta Co. Georgia	
	Father: Tubal Cain Hardy	Mother: Margaret Hunter	
~~~~	3  	Lucile North	b: Abt 1906 in Georgia				
				
~	2  	Roy M. North	b: Jul 1890 in Coweta Co., Georgia		
						


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